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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

Receipts week e2272 packages exports r. 500 pack.
ages All grades Of State factory have made steady
provemsn and TO Saturday night stock sold well at the
advance But YESTERDAY and to-day trade has been
respond very we'll In fact this Afternoon was 50
lers dsposed to call the feeling little
GELS q s,.hor ee!orsa or whites 2 tavSrite souiSa.
ing st 1885, and most receivers were asking I0sso
for their best ots but without hope OF selling them
present. simply matter OF supply and demand
II wanted abroad the situation likely 10 be
well sustained but exporters hold of for length
time decline inevitable Grades below fine steady
figures quoted Fine night milk skins fairly sale
able and bring Vase Closely skinned stock slow. Ohio
Oats held higher but still rung quiet Liverpool cable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

SPIRITS UF TURPkNTrNr
CuArLgsros July 26.-Tnrpentns steady ~ 2ohc
sAyAsyAH July 2a.-rurpentins arm Use
WILMINGTON yaiy 26.-TorpsaeAs sSssav N -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
he leading future, ranged as follows

Flour vas duh neglected with prices unchanged Winter
Wheat 81 9Oa4 80 spring Wheat - s0G4 70. Spring
Patents 81 OOdA 90
rs. .,.h..t e..a pr,oss ware az fslsw.-wnsat-Ns
sprinr 90 ne Ma. nominal Ne hed II 4c osrs-
No .oats-Ne. 9laso......Rrs-NA 4 30
Barlsv-So . nominal. :r,.f sss1-se ! 81 osaai PRIME
Tlnetny 81 Is Psrx sl5 90 ..Lsrd-se Co..
short rib sides loose Dry saited rhsuders esrsi
IS 90 sa,rt Uosr +is, oorsL IS 90. nsxsy 10
psr Gallor .sursr-Cut Loaf CScI 0ranulaod ote.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

Receipts for the week 4lso9 pkgs Exports a4<2 pigs
The nArket las gained strong position on all good
useful stock With top grades showing advance
of a2c per ., Receipts falling OF lighter shipments
reported from the Vest and tie bulk of the stock
showing hot weather defects Home trade Only moderate
year there speculative
ing and exporters operated much more freely At the
fine state creamery s In small supply wholesale
buyers paid 22 12yc for few fancy lots
pals tubs Extra Western 10 scarce that 22c Is OBJ
tanned without much difficulty extra nrss are selling fairly
at i8lae20e and seconds very plenty and
move slowly 160lsc Expor,e rs have paid zoe for
little creamery bought chiefly IL i9c State
dairy almost nominal in the absence of supplies nne half
tubs and would sell pretty WELL
Fine creamery best marks OF Western dairy and
graded either In tubs rkins held
very ipnly nd have cam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
rpuIrs AND BRRRTEs-DRfED.


Receipts the week l07 pkxa; exports OF Dried Apples
40 pkes In light stock and selling slowly
l4al5c Exporters have taken some OF me cneaps
grades of good aud quarters are stu
NEGLECTED. Old cherries queter but held with some cont
dence Last lot OF raspberres sold at zoe looks
could be sold at that No other new ruit mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday, July 20. 1887

BEANS
Receipts for she weak ssl b9l. beans 100 pkg. psss
and rather market throughout Receipts csntnue light
but there little demand shat sellers meeting
easy Marrow offered jobbers ct el 90 for
stric choice and expsrte buy shade Iesa Notmsny
Medium and Pea here but only few to supply the
trade White kinney steady. Red Kidney dul and
trife About $50 sell
ing mainly 81 359S1 20 hand Peas
slow but held unchanged.
Beans. MARROW. DO. Red Kidney.
Do poor good 90 oil rs 100. Poor Good GOAL 50
Medium, jDo, Black T. =
Choice. rs Choice. 75A 800,
poor good1 90 j so Do, poor 70 good 90 Si50
Pea Choice.. ITO ~ Do, cat Lima, so9 80.
Do, WI. Kify Peas Green. 49,. l on a. 10
Choice so 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

Total bu.. 30 2ss.s76 2ls6+544 2S62+'seS N'o'""N
Decrease for the week lG6s bushels against LZzZ''
tho previous week -, ,.-
ve wheat ~ OIL osl 400 500 81 1877 l06 A. eso
,o,s an x.x Work. canals and II River Yesterday
va. sg6 Of wheat aud s2$po" onsno'so e'
IN receipt. three winter wheat points " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
HoPa

Receipts for the week. AS bales IMPORTS SSs bales
Trade slowly and the general tone OF prices
We hear OF treat pressure but holders arc
sSerabs quotations represent as
nearly as may present values bat they are full high for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
LIVE POULTRY.


LIVE POULTRY
eac.sa' large per ale B b%sss s:s
DO. common TO pair..:;..:;..:-....t.S s7o
Fowls N Y Nj Geese Western, per
ind G SsSn per pr is sas pS
Roosters young and
Observation-Disclosures. 30
DnKssxr POULTRY
rurt.v. western. IL ala I Do West. scadedIs el3h
CHICKENS Philadei. Ducks. Phila.. spgn SiS
i Ss West dy:piaia 81 :ss Do western Sig
Do Do E %s.f .a .ssis ss sSass
FG pSI Jersey ana $50. ~
DS pta western. a.iis.sn
Dow bird. 90 ooI Do large yellow, oo., O..
Golden sstt f pis;si dor g 400 50
'n'ps' N'S"'' POTATOES AND vEeErABtka
Long Island potatoes liberal supply and quist
at 81 scSs e
red from pen psT S S@e Es
plant steady Lima bean; , ssapss and hrm String
ps Ssss sSs 5000
Do western 7. s0"s % q, F:%;I isS 200
1f59Bg: as POT oos fSS 100
ssS Mon Co. per goo
ESs plant Jersey oos so DC. L. crate Sss 20
psr 100 -. 500 rs
MILK AND CREAM
Th daily average receipts milk and cream a. tho various
abroad In and near tho city Tor the week
hsxs hssn A. follows 4si0 OF milk 80 cans OF
condsused milk 100 Of cream Newfork City and
Nor,bern iI6 milk Susquehauua, 1881 cans Of
milk aud Of narom s0l3 cans OF milk 30
Of ITS Of Now Haven
and hartford $40 cans and West Shore
2S5s cans OF mk condensed milk and 220
cream NewJerssy $50 milk and % cans 81
cream BY short routes zoo cans Of mug
and Tho total daily supply has been l1Oi
cans OF mix 2l2 Of condensed mk and IS6 cans 81
demand has been active and fsrmsrs Rave
q thoir surpus on the pattofms ~ "A
average price OF 81 rs o Of 20 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

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sun Col a San fe
LIST
1900. 18Th
5000. l2l
Cult Col d San Fe
Gold "a
NJ is-psc 10 4: s sSs
5000. ..... lie
Ind 3 a " cat LIST
Trust receipts
l00. .-.....szh
l2,0n....-..S2
Ind B 4 W 1st
Preferred
2,000...... l23
III Cent i3s
1000. ......-9jb
lns and CT ~ LIST
: 1000. ..... ia
IL y A A Chicago
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2.0D. .-....gS
2.00O..--...-Ssh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
CLOSING PRICES oP.OALTFORyIA 81 OOKS
San FRANcfsco July 26. 1897

CLOSING PRICES OF sosroy STOCKS
Bosros July 40. 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

Total bush 5s54II7 4.sa34s8 3.30s4So 7.o72Sol
Increase week Gas bushels against o. 400 bushels DO
crease previous week. -.
Comparative Wheat stocks at ten WESTERN p'"'' p'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Total since jan l. o5s sI7O si0s4sssso
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-18

the sun, and if it is not remedied and
the ditch opened as those along Front
street have been, sickness viii no doubt
result from the place. 1t is said that no
harm can result from opening the ditch
if proper disinfectants be used.
The Daytona Messenger says: 1.-The
thermometer in Palatka can show 100
easily. This is about 21' higher than we
have it on the coast, where we get a
magnificent southeast breeze from off
old ocean" By keeping your eye on our
local columns, Mr.. Messenger, you will
see that you are badly off your base in
the above assertion Eighty-six degrees is
about as high asst he thermometer gets
here in the middle of the day when it is
kept away from heated walls and the sun
shine. With the exception of few days
of very warm weather a week or two
ago, Palatka has been exceedingly pleas
ant all summer. and just now the coast
can claim very little advantage over us
in the matter of fine weather and cool
breeZes
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-18

pride in keeping everything about the
station in apple-pie order, and We hope
mis- days may be long in our land
Every one SAYS that there is more bus
tie and business about Como, at this
time. than at any other place in East
Putnam This il the best located ana
most rapidly growing town on the Jack
sonviIle, Tampa and Key West Railway.
Como is the only telegraph station be-
tween Palatka and Seville. We have
also an express office which does a good
business and is great accommodation
to residents of the surrounding country.
Land is cheap here abouts and substan-
tial improvements have been and are con-
tinually being made We know of no
better point for investment Prices will
double within the next two years.
There is much talk Just now about
Summer Haven. All who have been
there are delighted with the town and
and are trying to borrow money to go
again. Ii is Just the place everyone was
looking for and we predict for it a great
boom. A few weeks of salt breezes and
unlimited fish. CLAIMS and oysters have a
wonderfully rejuvenating effect on a
hile-bound carcass that has friZZled
through a few Florida summers. And
then living is cheaper there than inland,
for "A man has only to go to the door and
whistle up all the fish he wants. Be
sides | heard one man say that last sum
mcr he lost enough at poker while over
there L. pay his whole expenses.
Trio.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-18
The Refugees Safe.

We learn from Major S. Conant. who
has Just returned from South Florida,
that the Key West refugees who landed
at Sarasota about two weeks ago, are at
the quarantine station about seven miles
from Arcadia. They have been provided
with tents and other necessaries, and all
of them are i'm excellent health. There
are thirty-five people in all, and in a day
or two they will be allowed to proceed
wherever they want to go, the fifteen
days quarantine having been complied
with. Two of the party died from ex-
posture, and the man found dead in the
woods being one of them, but no fever
has developed. and it is thought that it
is now safe to allow them to proceed on
their Journey.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-18
Half Fare Trains.

Through the efforts of the TranspOrta-
ton Committee of the Board of Trade,
the Florida Southern, st. Augustine and
Palatka and the st. Johns and Halifax
Railroads have decided to run excursion
trains one day in each week over their
lines to Palatka, charging only one fare
from any given point and return These
excursions will begin on next Wednes-
day, and a large number of people will
take advantage of the cheap rates to
visit Palatka and do their trading.
We can assure our friends who intend
coming that they could not select a better
time to buy goods in Palatka than the
present, as everything is selling exceed
ingly cheap, and genuine bargains are
offered in every line of goods.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-18
TRABUE-CHARL HARBOR.

Clean Town and strict Quarantine
Action of the Omeials.
Reports of the loose quarantine meas
ures and the foul condition of Trabue
having been published in the newspa-
pers, yesterday a PALATKA NEWS re-
porter sought Major s. Conant, General
Manager of the Florida Southern Rail
way, who had just returned from that
section, to ascertain the real facts in the
case.
Reading these reports, Major Conant
hurried down there to investigate mat
tiers, but on arriving found that the
place was very healthy here having
been absolutely no sickness there of any
kind, and Trabue in as good sanitary
condition as the average towns are.
At Arcadia the Board of County Com
missioners and the Board of Health
of DeSoto County met the railroad Off
Gals, and a most interesting meeting was
held. The Commissioners agreed to
levy a tax of two mills, all allowed by
law, for the use of the Board of Health,
and for sanitary purposes. The Board
of Health has established very effec-
tive quarantine at Charlotte HarbOr- and
no persons are allowed to land or to pass
up the country unless they can show a
clean bill of health All the accessible
water points are closely watched, and
there is no danger of anyone making
their way up through that section
The railroad officials, on their part,
have undertaken the expense of provid-
the streets of Trabue, and this work will
be done in a most thorough manner.
The Board of Health has issued orders
for every citizen of the place to put his
premises in first-class condition.
The County Commissioners and the
Board of Health, of DeSoto County,
Major COnant says, are most efficient
bodies and are doing their full duty in the
matters above alluded to. DIR. John
Burland, formerly of this city, is the
port physician of Charlotte Harbor, and
pays the strictest attention to his duties.
Polk County also maintains the strict
est quarantine regulations along the
line of the Florida Southern Railway,
and it is impossible for a man to go
through the county without the proper
''sartificate."
Major Conant expresses himself as be-
ing very much pleased with the thor
ough manner in which the officers down
there are doing their duty, and informed
us that the railway officials aid them in
every way possible.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-18
PaScO County Primary.

From a gentleman who arrived here
yesterday, from San Antonio, in the
nando County, we learn that primary
was held there yesterday for the purpose
of nominating county officers. Hon. A.
$. MaQn presided at the meeting, and
made a speech after his usual manner.
All the men nominated are Mann men.
The following are the nominees
For Clerk-H. I'll. Henley.
For Sheriff.. y. Grady.
County Judged. q. Thrasher.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
\. III. Ravisee.
The election will take place ON next
Saturday. 2Jth inst.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-18
LAKE COMO.
He Gathers Them In-Como j. "a Bust
ling Piaee-Summer Haven.

He Gathers Them In-Como is a Bust
ling Piaee-Summer Haven
Correspondence 81 The PdLtiEd Mus
LAKE COMO. FLA. June Il.
Mr.. E. c. Post. representative of THE
PALATKA News, has been stirring this
place up for the last few days. He be
lieves in THE News and its future and
enthuses everyone else. He makes all
subscribe whether they will or not The
package of daily papers coming To this
office has more than quadrupled i'm size
during the past week, while Mr..
Post reports that every sane person
within a radius of three miles has
paid money down for years weekly.
Bad times or not. people are always look
ing out for something cheap and good.
Talking of bad times and low prices.
Messrs. Dusenberry Il Ellis know when
and how to take advantage of an oppor-
tunity. They have dropped the prices of
their staple articles so low and 50 sud-
denly that they have astonished the Pen
insula. Cash buyers for miles around
know that it pays them To do their mark
keting at Como.
Mr.. w. E. Palmer has opened an ice
cream saloon up town. The prettiest
girls in the State are happy, but the
gilded youth of Como are strangely de
spOndent.
\ happy crowd of merry makers were
gathered together at Mr.. R. Grim ;
residence last Tuesday evening. Miss
Laura Haxton, visiting cousin of Mr..
festivities and graciously dispensed well
comes. smiles and more solid refresh
ments.
Mr.. Rawson, our railroad agent and
operator, is an accommodating and pop
ular young man. He seems to take a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-18

LIVERPOOL June l., D. m--Coton futures
June, ) "a g. yaiue; June-July, 6o-t.l. value;
: 62-6i, buyer: September-October ) 45-t4,
buyer; Observation-Disclosures, 1854, buyer; No
January, ; 3l-64. value: September, e'-64.
buyer Futures closed dull
WEEKLY COTTON REPORT.
GALVESTON, June E--Cotton, firm; mid
-; stock. 5,.2l weekly net receipts, - ::
gross, - sales, Las; exports to the Con
i .iaent' r; to Great Britain : '"a@t"ise
NORFOLK, June Il. Cotton firm mid
ding IFS; net receipts, bales gross re
a.; gross n sales, %; exports cogstwiSe,
l46 tn Great Britain,
B,LTIsoRE, June I..-Cotton tirm: md
:; sales, =; stock i,i5s weekly net receipts,
ar; gross. III s;ile-, 10 sp'nners.
~: To France. -; cnsi-twise a.
Boston, June I..-Cotton holiday; midsiIing
-; net receipts, II gross receipts. stles
tain, ..
WILMINGTON, June IL Cotton firm o.
middling Ills: net receipts, .; grss receipts, ::
sales, none: stock, l-6ls weekly net receipts.
la, gross l+s; sales none; exports coststwi>e,
~ To = rcat Britain, ~.
PuIIADELPHIN 4. June 1..-Cotton firm: mid
ding llls net receipts I'll gro>s receipts.
BE; stock, Sl;s1; weekly net receipts. III ::
gross, 90; exports to Great Britain, Isl; 10
the Continent
SAVANNAH. June H. Cotton firm mid
ding I03s: net receipts. 4: gross. 1; sales, =:
stock, $40; weekly net receipts. 81 gross.
20, sales, -; exports coastwise. Isl.
NEW ORLEANS, June Is.-Cotton easy: mid
ding. ID lilo: net receipts. 56: gross receipts.
'; sales uO bales; stock. -. s5l weekly net
ceipts. bl; pruSs, l-64s. Sales 3.;ss. exports
To Great Britain. -; To the Continent, l5-
to France, -: To Channel. -; coastwis3, ..s.s.
COrrectiOn-Cotton exports cOastwise June -
should have been p 5,; ON June Is, 2,sss6; June
Is, 2,.s5e
MOBILE. June l..-Cotton nominal; midding,
lO54; net receipts, ~. gross receipts, IL; sales.
=. stock .ue weekly net receipts 24s- gross
a. sales, 90: exports To Great Britain.
-; cOistwise, 81.
MEMPHIS, June 1s.-COtton firm middina.
IL; net receipts, L.; shipments. 81; sales,
-: stock, s-6,. weekly net receipts, lls
gross 2.:Sl, sales. 2.5; to spinners.
AUGUSTA. GA, June II. - Cotton firm
middling, III net receipts, 4: shipments.
-: sales, =: stock. Abb weekly net receipts.
d: gross, lls, sales, ll0- shipments, none.
CHARLESTON. June E--Cotton firm mid
sales: stock. 80 weekly net receipts. IL
gross. II: sales. ID; exports To the Continent,
:; coastwise, S5-
MONTGOMERY. June E.-Cofton steady; mid
ding, l0i4; weekly net receipts 4. shipments
la0: stock, present year. lid stock last year
lj5; sales. $50.
MACON, June I.--Cotton steady middling.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-18

POst-OiIice Directory.

UFFItE HOUKS.
General Delivery-Open at $50 a. m; closes
at y. m
Money Order-Open at SD a. M; closes at
D.
General Delivery ON Sunday-From o a. m. to
80 H. m, and after arrival of Northern mail.
MAILS ARRIVE AND CLOSE.
Northern mail arrives at l0.f5 a. m. and g II
D. m: CLOSES at 1870 "A. IN. and 400 p. IN.
Jacksonville mail arrives mt ST p. m; closes
mt 40 D. m.
Southern mail arrives at Az a m and 11l1
A. m, closes at 90 a. m and Id u. H.
st. Augustine mail arrives at SD a. m and
500 u. m; closes at 1850 IA and 40 p. m
oalatka and DraytOn Island mail arrives mt
10 30 n. m; closes at 10 p. m.
Palatka and Tocoi mail arrives at 1910 a. m;
closes at LILO p. m
Palatka and Daytona-Arrives at l1O6 "A. m,
leaves at LIS D. IN.
Florida Southern Railway arrives at 40 p.
m: closes at $40 "A. m.
Palatka and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS every Sat
urtiay at Il NJ. ard closes at IL Is pm
Northern mails On SUNDAY close at BID a. m
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 desirable residence i'm Southern Ohio
to trade for PalaIka property. Ed. Rum
ley. keiIka. Fla. jelS-l2t
Cottages and houses situated in differ
ent parts of the city for rent ut summer
prices.
For SALE.-City lots. Houses. Cottages.
Country property and unim-
proved lands--on easy terms Of payment.
Money to Loan
on Real Estate First Mortgage.
q. III. STAFFORD.
je1.-3m Opposite the Post Office.
Fifty Bushels
Sweet POTATOES for sale by l.. II.
Voolfolk. Welaka, Fla, at J0c. per
bushel at Welaka. je9-d&wtf
Pablo Beach.
Commercial Building and Tropical
Restaurant. Rooms first-class. Terms
s.. 80 week. iei-tf
For RENT-Palatka House. Rooms
and halls all newly furnished. In good
order Terms. reasonable. HENS Peter
mann. juni2-tf
Cottage To- Rent-DesirabIe, healthy
location and rent reasonable. Apply to
G.. III. Stafford. ie1-1m
For Marrion's Restaurant and
Hotel. Apply to IL. II. REID. my22-tf
Palatka Lodge. No. 81. +. * A. NJ
Regular communications first and third
Friday of each month.
\. V. MOUNT, w. VI.
f. c. POSr. Secretary.
Putnam Chapter, No. ., X. \. Masons.
Regular convocations second and fourth
Mondays of each month.
w. j. WINEGAR, VI. F.. III. l..
&. j. JOSEPH, Sec. mhl1-tf
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-St. Johns
Lodge No. \, met = every Thursday even
ing at O'Clock.
w %. WOLFF. h. of X. and s.
\. Ill. LOCKWOOD. &. &. myls- With
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-18
Weather Indications.

Eastern Florida, southresteriy rinds,
fair ,reather, slight changes ia ten,pera-
fare.
Western Florida, fair sreather, slight
changes ia temperature, ,riads generally
SOUTHERN
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-18
Yellow Fever Harmless.

While on his way to Vermont, Hon. j.
c. Folsom. of Federal Point, called on
the Jacksonville Times Union Thursday
and gave that paper the following in re-
gard to yellow fever:
Judge j. c. Folsom. one of the county
commissioners of Putnam County, was
in the city yesterday and called ON the
Times Union. He says that he is con-
WINGED from experience and observation.
extending over a thirty years residence
in this State. that yellow fever is con-
tagious, and that il cannot exist in n
clean city or town where there is no I'M
sanitary material. He says that at his
home, which is in perfect sanitary con-
dition, he would as leave shelter a traveller
suffering from yellow fever as one with
common chills and fever. He cited
numerous instances. some that occurred
many years ago here in Jacksonville, as
well as at Fernandina and st. Marys, to
prove his theory. and referred to sever
al authorities. He contends that quar-
antine in the interior of the State Is an
unnecessary expense and Inconvenience
to the people, and that if our cities and
there would be no need for quarantine
against Key West or Havana. Santa
ton is all important, not only during a
fever scare, but at all times.
Judge Folsom says all the uneasiness
that is parsilyizing business in some
parts of the Safe is entirely uncalled for
and that there is 10 cause to fear an ep-
idemic this year.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-18

tourist in FlOri Ia SAYS he has not
icCn allie to liU.l q verified ins t1ncc of an
alligator il. ,g.~.E.r q man or cl.lI.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-18
MARkET REPORTS.
Trio.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, June T.-Excnange dull but
steady at reduced rates $40 Al. Money
easy at 4I@a6, osing clofered AT H. Sub-Trens-
ury. gold, SEl5.s-.; Sub-TreastIry. currency,
Slh4-H. Governments duh bat stesidy-4ts per
cents .sgisGtl(st34. State Bonds dull but steady.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-18
DESKS.
Derby Roll
Top Desks!

L>lRsT-CLASS ~ WORKMANSHIP. MA
u TERIaI. Design and GInish- while many
are seeking trade toy offering INFERIOR
goo Is at lower prices than Ours. We are, where
possible, making our Desks More Perfect. and
will not lower the quality to compete with
Low-Priced W, rkmansbip nj Poor Material
several styles in stock adapted FOR physicians
and home use.
Derby Desks in Antique Oak, Red Cherry,
Black Walnut ant Mahogany.
eF Catalogue sent on application.
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